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Can Australia stop an execution being livestreamed?
The planned livestream of the US military execution of former army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan is drawing criticism in Australia, with politicians from One Nation to the Greens calling on the federal government to act. There are real questions
Why are the Houthis and Saudi Arabia attacking each other?
The conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Iran backed Houthis in Yemen is escalating The international airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh has been hit by deadly air strikes The Houthis have claimed responsibility for the attacks -and repor
Why is 'Manosphere' content rife among teen boys?
Teenage boys who say they don't search for or engage with manosphere content are still being fed misogynistic videos via social media. While the federal government is drafting new laws to "switch off" social media algorithms, experts say it
Why are data centre developers looking to the bush?
Data centres used to be mainly clustered around Sydney and Melbourne. But the new generation of AI factories are bigger and way more power hungry. So now developers are scouring the bush to look for the perfect spot to build one of these se
Is Trump siding with Russia over Ukraine on oil?
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are in an escalating dispute over Russian oil, and it's got Trump saying Ukraine should get a new leader. So why is the US appearing to side with Russia, and what's driving a deal that cuts against its l
Did your favourite coffee quietly swap to a cheaper bean?
The price of coffee beans has surged to record highs, and some major brands have quietly changed what's inside their products without making it obvious on the packaging. Australian food labelling rules don't require companies to identify th
Is Russia telling the truth about the Irkutsk plague lab death?
A 28-year-old woman who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia has died. The World Health Organization has asked Russia for more information about the death. Hear what a former White House pandemic expert says would worry him and
The fallout after data centre company Firmus axes its planned ASX float
Firmus is a data centre operator backed by chip-making giant Nvidia and it has axed its plan to list on the Australian share market. The float had been billed as one of the biggest debuts in the history of the market, and it was a $44 billi
What happens after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's win on raid warrants?
UK police have admitted the warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes in February were unlawful, and the High Court has quashed them. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on 19 February on suspicion of misconduct in publ
Why are children confiding in chatbots instead of people?
New research shows a troubling number of young abuse victims in Australia are staying silent or turning to AI chatbots instead of a trusted adult. Australia's Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett says it's a trend that highlights the
